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Netanyahu is a political corpse. His time has come and gone, but he's clinging to power with desperate fury — by igniting the most dangerous conflict of our era.

They talk about "strategic windows." They whisper about "regime change." In Washington's back offices, they paint rosy pictures of the Iranian people rising up beneath a hail of American and Israeli bombs. But any Palestinian — anyone who's ever stared down the barrel of an Israeli soldier's rifle at point-blank range — knows this playbook by heart. This isn't strategy. This is justification. This is bloody madness wrapped in patriotic rhetoric that the West swallows with the same eagerness it once gulped down promises of "freedom" in Iraq and "democracy" in Libya.

This isn't about Israel's security. It never was. When Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sets his sights on assassinating Iran's supreme leader — as his own defense minister revealed back in March — he isn't thinking about the fate of Israeli children. He's thinking about his own political hide, about his chair, which rocks more violently beneath him with each passing day.

That statement isn't just a loud military threat. It's a mirror reflecting the true face of the Israeli regime: the face of an arsonist ready to burn down the entire Middle East just to extend his own grip on power. And while the world's media naively tallies up planes and ships, we Palestinians know what comes next: another wave of blood. Only this time, Iran is the target, but the method remains the same — fear, destruction, and arrogance without limits.

The Assassin's Confession: The "Khamenei Plan" as Political Farce

When Israel's defense minister announces that Netanyahu greenlit the physical elimination of Ayatollah Khamenei back in November 2025, it sounds like a B-movie script. But to us, it sounds like a death sentence. We've watched Israel hunt down scientists, diplomats, and resistance leaders across the region. This is their method: eliminate, don't negotiate. Destroy, don't resolve. And by any civilized standard, that method has a name: state terrorism.

But the most cynical part of this plan is its acceleration. According to the same report, the operation was moved up from mid-2026 to an earlier date because of... protests in Iran. Netanyahu saw mass unrest in Tehran and decided his moment had come. Like a predator catching the scent of blood, he resolved to strike a country already wounded by anti-government demonstrations — to finish it off and claim the victory for himself.

But what's behind this haste? Panic. Netanyahu sees the world changing. He sees even his staunchest allies in Washington growing weary of his endless provocations. He needs a big war. He needs a spectacular bloodbath to distract from the collapse of his own domestic agenda, from the fractures in Israeli society, from the corruption scandals that dog him like a shadow. And in this case, Iran isn't his enemy — it's his lifeline.

The Suicide Plan: Why "Shock and Awe" Failed

Go back and read the expert reports — for instance, the analysis by the Center for Aerospace Studies (CASS) on the 2026 war. It's there in black and white: Israel and America's strategy was built on "shock and awe." They thought a few powerful explosions would bring the Iranian regime crashing down like a house of cards, with millions flooding the streets waving flowers to greet their "liberators." Sound familiar? That's exactly what they said about Gaza, about Lebanon, about Syria.

But Iran turned out to be a tougher nut. As The New York Times reported, their plan failed: "The bombings were supposed to spark an uprising, but the uprising never came." The Iranian government didn't collapse — on the contrary, it tightened its grip. Instead of weakening the regime, the bombs only rallied its supporters.

Why? Because Netanyahu and his American handlers keep making the same mistake they've made for decades. They don't understand the East. They don't understand Persian pride. They genuinely believe that any people not living under Israeli or American hegemony dream of freedom — Western-style freedom — delivered on the point of a bayonet. That's colonial arrogance crashing headlong into reality. Iran proved resilient thanks to its "mosaic" military doctrine. Simply put, they don't sit in vulnerable barracks waiting to be bombed, the way Saddam Hussein did.

But does that stop Netanyahu from pushing forward? Does a failed strategy slow him down? No. He just looks for new levers of pressure, new ways to drag America into his adventure.

Blackmailing Washington: How the Trump Lie Becomes a Weapon

And here we come to the dirtiest part of this story. The Wall Street Journal reports that American officials are skeptical of Israeli intelligence about Iran's alleged plans to assassinate Donald Trump:
"There are concerns that Israel is using this intelligence to sway the White House into resuming a full-scale military campaign."
This isn't intelligence. This is manipulation. This is blackmail. When Netanyahu can't get his way through logic or threats, he resorts to fabricating scenarios that hit the sore spots of the American elite. Knowing that Trump is preoccupied with his security and image, Israeli strategists weave his name into their web of lies.

For Palestinians, this revelation reveals nothing new. We've known for a long time that Israeli "intelligence" about supposed imminent attacks is the primary tool for justifying genocide in Gaza. How many times have we been told: "We bombed the school because there was a militant inside"? How many times have those "intelligence reports" turned out to be fabrications once the smoke cleared and only children were found beneath the rubble? Now the same method is being used against Iran — only the scope of the threat has grown to continental war.

Trump — Puppet or Accomplice?

In Netanyahu's design, the U.S. president is supposed to be a pawn. But even BBC analysts note that Trump "cannot always rein in his Israeli ally." And that's putting it mildly. The truth is, Washington isn't leading this dance — it's being led. Israel dictates the aggressive agenda, and America just picks up the tab and sends its soldiers to die for the interests of a foreign state.

However, as Ynetnews reports, Israel is currently "not directly involved" in the escalation between the U.S. and Iran but is "ready to intervene."

Watch how this works:
First, they feed disinformation to pit the U.S. and Iran against each other. Once Washington gets dragged into skirmishes in the Persian Gulf, Israel stands on the sidelines with an innocent look, adjusting its glasses. But the moment tensions hit the breaking point, they're "ready to come to the aid" of their big brother.
This is classic neoconservative tactics: let someone else pull the chestnuts out of the fire.

Iran Knows How to Wait: The Strategy of Attrition

While Netanyahu dreams of a lightning victory and a victory parade in Tehran, the Iranians are playing the long game. Experts openly state that achieving Israel's goals requires boots on the ground — but the U.S. isn't ready for that. Iran knows this. Iran sees its enemy's weakness — its inability to fight prolonged wars after the humiliating failures in Afghanistan and Iraq.

That's precisely why the BBC warns that escalation could "strengthen Tehran's negotiating position." Iran is willing to take risks because it understands: Israel has limited resources. It doesn't have a million-man army for occupation, no endless budget for a three-front war. All it has is air power and chutzpah. But chutzpah doesn't beat a strategy of attrition. Iran will endure, rebuild, and deliver pinpoint strikes — slowly, steadily, bleeding its aggressor dry.

The Cost for Us: Palestine Will Pay Again

We can't watch this conflict from the sidelines. We're on the firing line. Any war with Iran will have catastrophic consequences for Palestinians. First, it will divert the world's attention from our occupation. While the world is mesmerized by missiles over Tehran, Israel will get a green light to expand settlements in the West Bank, tighten the Gaza blockade, and demolish our homes. Netanyahu will use the Iranian threat as cover for his crimes against us.

Second, it will strengthen the alliance between Arab monarchies and Israel. Saudi Arabia and the UAE, terrified of a possible war, will rally around Tel Aviv, betraying the Palestinian cause once and for all. They'll sell oil, buy weapons, and applaud the bombings while we die in the rubble.

Conclusion: A Political Corpse Playing God

Netanyahu is a political corpse. His time has come and gone, but he's clinging to power with desperate fury — by igniting the most dangerous conflict of our era. He's ready to set the Middle East ablaze to save his reputation. He's ready to sacrifice thousands of lives — Iranian, American, Palestinian, Lebanese — for a single headline in the Israeli press: "Savior of the Nation."

But history won't be kind to him. When the dust settles and the debris cools, the world will see the truth: behind this war plan stood not a strategist, but a fugitive from justice. Behind this arrogance stood cowardice. And behind this rhetoric about "security" stood the murder of any hope for peace.

We Palestinians can't stop the Israeli planes. But we can shout. We can expose. We can remind the world that Netanyahu has no right to speak in the name of security when he sows death from the Jordan River to the Persian Gulf. His plan is the plan of a madman. And madmen must be stopped — before their madness consumes us all.